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Design System for JDRF
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Spirit Design System - Library
Install global dependencies
To run this project locally:
- Install Node version 8 or higher (Download and install)
- Uninstall any globally installed version of gulp
npm uninstall gulp -g
- you can run this from the command line anywhere - Install gulp-cli globally
npm install gulp-cli -g
- you can run this from the command line anywhere
Install project dependencies
- Clone this repository:
git clone [email protected]:JDRF/spirit.git
ORgit clone https://github.com/JDRF/spirit.git
- Navigate to the
library
directorycd /path/to/where/you/cloned/spirit/library
- From
/library
runnpm install
Running the local environment
- From
/library
rungulp
Browsersync options
A browser window should pop open with the main page of the /library
project running. The local environment runs on Browsersync and offers configuration options on a separate port from the environment. If the local environment launches at: http://localhost:3000
, then the Browsersync config will be available at http://localhost:3001
Stopping the local environment
Press ctrl + C
at the same time from the command line to stop the local environment. Run gulp
to start it up again.
Creating a new component
With the environment stopped, run gulp generate:new-component
and follow the prompts to generate basic template files for building a new component's markup, styles, javascript, and sink page.
Additional Resources
- Component markup and test pages are built using Nunjucks templates
- Styles are built with SCSS
- The build environment is called ESDS-Build. There is some light documentation available at that project's README that outlines what each top-level directory is for.